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Hawk Yearbook 1989-90

University Of Maryland Eastern Shore

Princess Anne, MD 21853

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Table Of

Contents

Student Life

Coronation

Homecoming

Graduation

People

Seniors

Sports

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People On The Yard

Never A Dull Moment

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The Scenic Wonders of UMES

What Do These Buildings
Mean To You?

Oh-oh, Dean Chesterfield has done it again.

A messy desk is a sign of genius. Does it look familiar?

Hurricinc ueoorah!

Senie looks intent on getting her paper done before
the deadline.

Please baby, baby, baby, please baby, baby, please . The real reason why students skip class.

The time is 11 :00am. Before strolling to class make sure you check your mailbox and buy some chips in the
bookstore.

Maxin' and relaxin'

Student Development Center- A place for all
interest.

Whal's hot and in style at UMES

"Please let me get one more game in before class
starts."

'Hell's kitchen, Devil speaking!"

"... And not only will you get promoted, but I will
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All The World's A Stage

The Talent Of UMES
Shines

Organizations On The

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SOCIAL FELLOWSHIP INC.

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Computer Club, AKA's

Miss UMES 1989-90

Renee Goodison

Miss Junior

Tonya Jones
Class President
Derrick Coles

Miss Senior

Lisa Garry
Class Presidcni
Craig Baliarfi

Coronation - Crowning Of
A Queen

Miss UMES . . . Renee Y. Goodison was selected for the most prestigous
position at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore during an elaborate cere-
mony in October of 1989. Miss Goodison, a Senior Chemistry major, is from New
York. She succeeded Miss CoUette Johnson of College Park, Maryland who
reigned during the 1988-1989 academic year.

Miss Goodison was voted into this honor by the student body durmg the Sprmg
of 1989. Transferring from the University of Maryland College Park to UMES
the previous year, she has since been active in her major as well as in many extra-
curricular activities. To name a few, the Student Government Association, Alpha
Kappa Alpha Sorority, and the Student Activity Board.

During her reign, Miss Goodison had the responsibility of defendmg the title of
Miss UMES when asked what were the exact duties of this figurehead position.
This controversial question became a year long debate and through it all Miss
Goodison remained poised with dignity.

Gilligan contributes his talents with the UMES Jazz Band during coronation
festivities.

Princesses present themselves to the audience.

Miss UMES, Renee Goodison gives the evening's regal oration.

Tracy Britt lakes a few moments during the evening's festivities to pose for the
camera.

Roger and friend are making their grand entrance to the coronation ball.

Celebrating At The Ball

Homecoming 1990

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Unity Day - A moment to reflect past, present
and future.

Audra, Keith, and Vonzell movin" the crowd dur
ing the homecoming concert.

Will & Wayne - The real twins of twin day.
Homecoming 1990's main attraction: Regina Belle.

Ya' Don't Know, Ya' Better Ask Somebody!

Comedian Extraordinaire, Ted Carpenter, entertains
homecoming audience.

K.T., Monica, and Jocelyn are hanging strong al
homecoming festivities.

This MC seems to be having fun during College Nile.

Shawn looks like she has sampled some of her daiquirics.

These AKA's prove that they can cook as well as pose for
the pixs.

Old Hawks returning to the nest.

Steve & Company are celebrating Twin Day durin
homecoming week.

Spectators gathering for College Nite
AKA's stepping into the nineties.

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Frat sweethearts are celebrating during College Nite.

The Pep Club is showing pep during the homecoming
basketball game.

Miss UMES and court are making their official Faces in the crowd.
greeting.

Nupes are checking out the scene from overhead.

Homecoming 1990, You Don't Know

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Twin Day

On Tuesday of Homecoming Week, the SGA
sponsored Twin Day. Sets of students dressed
alike for the day.

The two students pictured above show their
school spirit by participating in the day's
festivities.

he Distinguished Ladies of Zeta Phi Beta - Homecoming 1990 Step Show Champions. Sorority Division

Homecoming '90

Spring Fest '90

Graduation 1990

The Ending Never Stops

Getting Ready For Life.

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Our Time With The
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The Staff In Motion

Sizing Up The Staff

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Naeemah A. Ali - Fr.

Henry Anderson - Fr.

Reggie Anderson - Sph.

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Tasha Asbury - Fr.

Randy Banks - Fr.

Ibrahim Basalamiah - Sph.

Vonda Beckett - Sph. Dedicated students will go through anything for class. (We hope!)

This student deserves an "A" for this sculpture of himself.

Robert E. Bennett - Fr.

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Maurice E. Black - Fr.

Robin T. Blair - Jr.

Donna Blanks - Jr.

Donovan Bowen - Fr.

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Tiffanye Boyd - Fr.

Tonya Bradshaw - Fr.

Ramona Branch - Fr.

Alisha Brown - Fr.

Joyce Brown-Davis - Sph.

Necol Brown - Fr.

Will Brown - Fr.

Robin Bryant - Fr.

Tracy Bryant - Fr.

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Myriam Campbell - Fr.

Patricia Carroll - Fr.

Kevin Carter - Fr.

Kevin A. Chapman - Fr.

Cassandra Clark - Sph.

Kara Cornell - Fr.

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Colin Cromwell - Jr

Ronald Cropper - Fr.

Charles Dashiclds- Sph.

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Tawanda Davenport - Fr.

Looks like this student knows the secrets of how to survive college.

Jermaine T. Dixon - Fr.

Nicole Dobbs - Jr.

Harold Dotson - Fr

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Latif Ellis - Fr.

Jamall Ellzy - Fr.

Sherrie Y. Evans - Fr.

David Falwell - Fr.

Pamela Felder - Sph.

Monique Fergusin - Fr.

Terri Fills - Sph.

Charles Fleming - Fr.

Paula Fomes - Fr.

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Ediije Ford - Tr.

Melvin Futrell, Jr. - Fr.

Christopher M. Green - Sph.

Rolanda Green - Jr.

Yvonne P. Greene - Fr.

Lethea Golden - Fr.

April Hall - Fr.

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Victoria Hankerson - Sph.

Wayne Harris - Sph.

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Theodore Hicks - Fr.

Stephanie Hill - Jr.

Vonda D. Hindsman - Fr.

Michael Holder, Jr. - Jr.

John Howerton, Jr. - Fr.

David Hurlock - Jr.

Steven Ivey - Fr.

Alice Jackson - Special

Daniu Jackson - Fr.

Lori Jackson - Fr.

Mark Jackson - Fr.

Lisa James - Jr.

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Rhonda James - Fr.

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Kasey Jearld - Fr.

Having fun before a game, these people look like they have been friends for years.

Lachell Jeffries - Fr.

Angela Jenifer - Fr.

Christy Y. Johnson - Fr.

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Dwayne C. Johnson - Jr.

Raynard Johnson - Fr.

Tracei Johnson - Sph.

Danielle Jones - Fr.

Derrick L. Jones - Fr.

Edward Jones - Fr.

Kollette Jones - Fr.

Marvin Jones - Sph.

Byron Kearse - Sph.

Antoinette King - Fr.

Catherine King - Fr.

Melvina Lucas - Sph.

Angela T. Mack - Sph.

Kevin Mackall - Sph.

Tyrone Mason - Fr.

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Valerie Mathews - Jr.

Mance McCall - Fr.

Laurie McCarthy - Fr.

Michael McCormick - Fr.

Andre G. McKnight - Fr.

Derrick McKnight

Regina Merritt - Jr.

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Gail S. Miles - Sph.

James T. Miles - Fr.

Jerry L. Miles - Sph.

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Jackee Mims - Sph.

Jennifer Mims - Sph.

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Robert E. Monk - Fr.

Candy Morkell - Jr.

Owerri Montgomery - Fr.

Mary Ann Morreale - Sph.

Mycha M. Morgan - Jr.

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Darrome Morris - Sph.

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Angela J. Murray

Lisa Musgrove - Fr.

Michael Newman - Sph.

Heather Nixon - Sph.

Reginald Opara - Jr.

Reginald Pearson - Fr.

Juan Peoples - Fr.

Victor Perez - Jr.

Renee Peters - Sph.

Gregory Phillips - Fr.

Dondre Phoenix - Fr.

Monique Pinkey - Sph.

Katrina Plummer - Fr.

Hillard Poole - Fr.

Kelli Potter - Jr.

Tyrone Quinn - Sph.

Victoria L. Raein - Fr

^'vette Reed - Fr.

Brenda Rcid - Jr

Anthony RiMoore - Sph.

Duane A. Rogers - Fr.

Michelle Rubana - Fr.

Desiree Savoy - Fr.

'I'll do the first part of the program and you do the second part, okay?"

Rodney Savoy - Fr.

Paul Shand - Fr.

Burton P. Shields II - Jr.

William Showell, Jr.-Fr

LaShawn Sias - Fr.

Robert Sidrak - Sph.

Peaches looks as if she does not have a care in the world.

Cherrill Spease - Sph.

Teresa Steadman - Fr

Cassandra Swick - Fr.

Onuwa Terry - Fr.

Kenneth Thomas - Fr.

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Tamiko Thompson - Jr.

Ken Tilghman - Fr.

Marshall A. Toney - Sph.

Shirlene Travers - Sph.

Heather Tucker - Fr.

Myra Turner - Sph.

Troy L. Turner - Jr.

Eric Vaughan - Fr

Deborah Vinson - Fr.

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Glenda Wainwright - Fr.

Bonita Wallace - Fr

Tiffany N. Ware - Fr.

Lisa U. Waters - Sph.

Monica Watkins - Sph.

Emmilena J. Watson - Sph.

Karl White - Sph.

Artruce Wilhamb - Fr

Michael D. Williams - Sph.

Shanda Williams - Fr.

It looks as if these Groove Sweethearts cannot wait to be Gems.

Inderclassmen set it out for the 1989-90 academic year!

Wanda Willis - Sph.

Zell H. Wilson - Fr.

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Debra S. Wimberly - Sph.

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Sabrina Yates - Fr.

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As The World Turns

Class Of 1990

Mr. Speaker, President
:jtche, parents, friends, and
icmbers of the University of
laryland family. We the
lass of 1990 would like to
id you a pleasant good
lorning.

Let us begin by taking you
ack to a fairytale classic of
ijsterday. This is a fairytale
lat most of you have either
i;ad, seen, or heard. This
(lirytale speaks of four indi-
[iduals that were seeking a
•lagical land. Once in this
ind, they would possibly gain
lose things that they were
ing denied. Of these four
laracters one was seeking
nowledge, one was seeking
jurage, one was seeking a
eart, while the other just
anted to go home.

For those of you who
aven't figured out by now
lis legendary classic, it is
rank Baum's eternal "The
Wizard of Oz." Today, May
0th, we the graduating Class
f 1990 have finally reached
ur land of Oz — The Univer-
ity of Maryland Eastern
hore.

When we first came to
UMES as freshmen we too
were seeking knowledge, cour-
age, and a sense of heart; and
yes, many did want to go home.
But, if you recall, there was a
gentleman by the name of Dr.
Theodore Henderson who
asked us to "look to our left,
our right, in front of ourselves,
and in back" while sitting ever
so impatiently during Fresh-
men Orientation. Well, we did
it and then wondered why we
were given this simple task.
The answer was "the people
you see around you now will
not be there when you gradu-
ate." How true this holds
today.

Graduates, we may have
looked through the years at our
fellow classmates and seen
many dwindle because of vari-
ous reasons. But, today I
proudly say that we are the
ones looking and not being
looked upon.

Once again, we can look to
our left, our right, to the front,
and to the back and this time
we can look with assurance.
We have endured the hard

times and overcome the many
obstacles that have fallen be-
fore us.

Today we see winners, win-
ners with an attitude that quit-
ters never win and winners nev-
er quit. We should be proud to
know that we are part of a win-
ning family-the UMES
Family.

So, on behalf of the graduat-
ing Class of 1990, I would like
to give thanks to our parents,
to the faculty, and to the very
special friends who have moti-
vated, inspired, uplifted.

and supported us on our
long journey on the road to
sucess. Thank you ... for
accompanying us to the be-
ginning of the new road we
will embark.

Craig Ondre' Ballard
President, Senior Class
Student Commentary,
Commencement
May 20, 1990

Kimberly Adgerson

Sociology
Baltimore, Maryland

Kimolin Allen

Sociology

Pocomoke City, Maryland

Bernita Archer

Business Adminislration
Baltimore, Marylunn

Class Of 1990

Craig Ondre' Ballard

English Communication Arts
Greenbelt, Maryland

Amenda T. Barrow

Computer Science
Easton, Maryland

Melissa Louise Bates

Computer Science
Silvei Spring, Maryland

Cynthia Briddell

Rehabilitation Services
West Babylon, New York

Tracy Bryant

Business Administration
Chester, Pennsylvania

Apryl Jannelle Carpenter

Business Education
Waldorf, Maryland

Class Of 1990

Timothy B. Champ

Computer Science
Princess Anne, Maryland

J. Ben Cheseldine

English

Rumbley, Maryland

Patrick M. Connelly

Sociology
Salisbury, Maryland

Class Of 1990

Tressa Y. Cooke

Fashion Merchandising
Largo, Maryland

Emile El-Shammaa

Biology

Rockville, Maryland

Derrick S. Fooks

Physical Education
Berlin, Maryland

Lisa M. Garry

Business Administration
Temple Hills, Maryland

Orin P. Gillian

Business Administration
Temple Hills, Maryland

Kimberiy Gloster

Computer Science
Forestville, Maryland

Class Of 1990

Karen M. Glover

Computer Science
Washington, D.C.

Lisa A. Gray

Computer Science
Baltimore, Maryland

Michelle Gray

Business Administration
Forestville, Maryland

Cheryl Watson and Anthony Henley are having an in-deplh discussion at the President's Recep-
tion. The reception was given on May 19th in honor of graduates and their families.

Class Of 1990

Veronica L. Hanyane

Agriculture Education/ Extension
Princess Anne, Maryland

Milroy B. Harried

Business Administration
Baltimore, Maryland

Anthony Henley

Accounting
Baltimore, Maryland

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With a smile during the recessional, there are no doubts that Patricia Saunders

is happy about

receiving her B.S. degree.

Class Of 1990

James Van Heyningen

Deena L. Howard

Chris C. Iheanacho

Computer Science

General Agriculture

St. Thomas, Virgin Islands

Silver Spring, Maryland

Nigeria

LaJuana D. Jackson

Dewsill Denise James

Dion A. James

Business Administration

History

Fashion Merchandising

Landover, Maryland

Baltimore, Maryland

Mitchcllvillc, Maryland

Class Of 1990

Lorie A. Jennings

Sociology

Chester, Pennsylvania

Antoine Johnson

Business Administration
Clinton, Maryland

James Johnson, III

Business Administration
New York, New York

Sheila Johnson

Accounting
Cambridge, Maryland

Andrea L. Jones

Computer Science
Capital Heights, Maryland

Evette Rochelle Jones

Computer Science
Baltimore, Maryland

Class Of 1990

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Who's who among the senior class? A special congratulalions go out lo ihosc seniors who arc listec
as Who's Who Among American Colleges and Universities. They are Deena Howard, Timothy
Champ, Lombuso Khoza, and Emile El-Shammaa.

Rodney Jones

Princess Anne, Maryland

Robert G. Kelly, II

Industrial Arts & Technology Education
Perryvillc, Maryland

Lombuso Khoza

General Home Economics
Mbabane, Swaziland

Class Of 1990

Mike Kirkland

Phillipe Mathis

Alecia McLaughlin

Sociology/ Psychology

Business Administration

Rehabilitation

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Adelphi, Maryland

Baltimore, Maryland

Christopher Pagan

Cindy Parks

Kia Poe

Animal Science

Business Education

Business Administration

Nyack, New York

Westover, Maryland

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Class Of 1990

Nicole Reeder

Business Administration
Baltimore, Maryland

Amy Alexis Roberts

Chemistry
Baltimore, Maryland

Karey M. Satlerwhite

Business Administration
Upper Malboro, Maryland

Class Of 1990

Mike Simmons, Brian Simpson, and Paul Thornton are among the graduates who are leaving the
ceremony during the recessional as people look on.

Patricia Saunders

General Agriculture
Washington, D.C.

Ellen Secka

Poultry Technology
Banjul, Gambia

Michael D. Simmons

Business Administration
Irvington, New Jersey

Class Of 1990

Ira Smith

Physical Education
Rock Hall, Maryland

Endia Snowden

English Communication Arts
Sandy Spring, Maryland

Kathy Suttmiller

Hotel/Restaurant Management
Ocean City. Maryland

Christopher J. Swann

Electronic Technology
Clinton, Maryland

Angela D. Symonette

Computer Science

New Carrollton, Maryland

r.jfge W. Thomas

Business Administration
Baltimore, Maryland

Class Of 1990

Haslyn Thomas

Computer Science
St. Johns, Antigua

Sherwin Turner

Business Administration
Brooklyn, New York

Steven W. Underwood

Physical Education
Baltimore, Maryland

Julia Richardson Valdez

Hotel/Restaurant Management
Princess Anne, Maryland

Charlene Vaughn

Accounting

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Athena Ware

English Communication Arts
Temple Hills, Maryland

Class Of 1990

Cheryl L. Watson

Accounting
Waldorf, Maryland

Lisa M. Williams

General Studies
Baltimore, Maryland

Kelli M. Wiltz

Biology

Baltimore, Maryland

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Graduates, family and friends gather to celebrate the days activities.

Class Of 1990

Congratulations go out to Ira "Dude"

Smith who signed with the Los Angelos

Dodgers this year. Dude, who was a pitcher

and outfielder for the Fighting Hawks, was

named batting champ for Division I baseball

in July of 1989. He also lead the nation in

1989 for batting with an average of .488.

A native of Kent County, Maryland, Dude

stated once the draft was final that he was

ready to go. Good luck and best wishes from
the Class of 1990.

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Jacquelyn Woodard

Sociology
Baltimore, Maryland

Lisa Wright

Business Administration
Suitland, Maryland

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Ha(S Come

Mike Kirkland

Student Assistant Men's Basketball Coach

Pandora Barkley
Volleyball Coach

Dr. Hallie E. Gregory j
Athletic Director

Willie Simon

Women's Basketball Coach

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Robert Bell
Assistant Track Coach

Monica Felder

Assistant Women's Basketball Coach

Derrick Fooks

Assistant Men's Basketball Coach

Dennis Laird
Soccer Coach

Our Time On The Track

A strong desire and determination
were the key factors that helped the
men's track and cross country teams
have a successful year. Coaches Neville
Hodge and Robert Bell provided great
management to the teams. Congratula-
tions.

1989-90 Men's Track Team: Standing (left to
right) Neville Hodge, Joseph Truesdale, Harry
Ellerby, Wayne Douet, Leroy Lloyd, Carl Hicks,
David Hurlock, Everard Grant, Torrance
Zellner, Robert Bell. Bottom: Maurice Carpen-
ter, Edward Sapp, Lawrence Givens.

Scores

ME AC C.C. Championships

Everard Grant

Grant Hicks

Towson State Relays

100 Meter Hurdles
Torrance Zellner

100 Meter Dash
Neville Hodge

100 Meter Relays
Leroy Lloyd

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35:29

14:29

10:31

44:02

Men's And Women's Track Teams

The UMES Women's Track Team
did as exceptionally well as the men
during the 1989-90 season. This was
proven at the MEAC Cross Country
Championships with the top stars being
Myriam Campbell, Marie Graham,
Rhonda Ryan, and Dawnette Douglas.
Coaches Hodge and Bell trained this
team also.

1989-90 Women's Track Team: Standing (left to
right) Robert Bell, Christine Kellibrow, Joyce
Maxwell, Wendy Wheeler, Myriam Campbell.
Rhonda Ryan, Marie Graham, Neville Hodge.
Seated: Jessica Hudson. Keesha Burk, Tasha As-
bury, Catherine King, Dawnette Douglas, and
Coleen Thomas.

This season marks the first for soccer at
UMES on a club basis. At the reins is
Coach Dennis Laird, a 1989 graduate of
the University of Maryland Eastern
Shore.

The team did very well with a 5-6 win-
/loss record. The members who had great
success with the team are William Hur-
lock, lead scorer of the season (pictured
right), and Randy Hutchinson, who played
soccer for the first time with the team.

In the meantime. Dr. Gregory will be
making a decision as to this club advanc-
ing to varsity ranks. Good luck.

Scores

Home Opponent

Wesley College

2 3

Columbia College

3 2

Howard Community

College

St. Mary's College

UMBC

Frostburg State

1 15

Washington College

3 1

Columbia College

Howard College

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Front Row (Left to Right) Ranny Hutchinson, Robert Sidrak, Jonathan
Lindsay, Kevin Tull, Al AUaasim, Gary Kent (Middle Row) Darrin Johnson,
Bryan Whittington, Sello Roberts, Jose Casasolla, Harry Quartey (Back Row)
Dennis Laird (Coach), Eric Aba, Bennett Akuffo, Kwame Kwatens, Darwin
Kennedy, Sam Douglas, Harry Swartz, Adriedan Allen

Kickin' It With Soccer

Scores

Shaw University

Coppin State

UMBC Invitational

Howard

Towson State Tournament

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Salisbury State

UMBC

Delaware State

Morgan State

1W3L

Loyola Tournament

Coppin State

UDC

Morgan State

Howard

Salisbury State

This years volleyball team did well with
Dorine Bowser leading with 270 kills dur-
ing regular season and 45 during the
MEAC Conference November 3rd and
4th. Ellen Gilyard (pictured Left) had 96
kills, 33 service aces, 29 digs and 14 block
shots throughout the season.

At this year's MEAC Championships
UMES had the opportunity to play ball
with the ladies of southern teams, but reg-
ular season play was limited to Delaware
State, Howard, Morgan and Coppin State.
Overall, the team did great with member
participation down.

Front Row: (Left to Right) Arlene Connin, Cassandra Swick, Sabrina Smith.
Virginia Villafane, Back Row: Tracey Ford, Jennifer Mims, Dorine Bowser,
Ellen Gilyard, Pandora Barkley (Coach)

Volleyball Spikes

Coppin State is on guard for the Hawk's offense

Scores

Home

Opponent

102

Boston College

Morehead

Baptist

Brooklyn

UDC

College of Charleston

Florida A & M

Bethune Cookman

82 ot

Florida Intern'l

Morgan

Coppin State

Howard

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NCAT

Delaware State

Baptist

Morgan State

Brooklyn

Florida Intern'l

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NCAT

UDC

Howard

Front Row: K. Mitchell- Phillips, K. Williams, D.
Jones, H. Lane, L. Kent, J. Sandoval, Second Row:
M. Dabbs, R. Spear, A. Powell, Third Row: E.
Rosser, S. Salisbury, K. Thomas, Fourth Row: D.
Fooks, M. Kirby, D. Phoenix.

As the force behind UMES' basketball
team. Coach Williams was optimistic
about the teams performance. He stated
that this was the best year he has seen
from a recruiting stand point.

New recruits for this sca.son included
guards Kenny Thomas and Dondre Phoe-
nix; forwards Bobby Spear and Leland
Kent; and, center Eric Rossncr.

Other major rcturnes were Keith Wil-
liams, guard; Harold Lane, forward; .lose
Sandoval, guard; and, Sean Salisbury,
guard.

This season marks the last for Coach
Williams here at UMES. We wish him a
fond farewell and the best of luck.

Practice makes perfect as this player demonstrates.

Hawks Jumping For It

Everyone takes a breather
shot.

vhile awaiting the foul

It looks like Dayna Barksdale has enough determina-
tion to defy Coppin State and make the shot.

Scores

Home Opponent

VCU

St. Francis

St. Peters

UDC

Boston

Loyola

Drexal

Loyola

Bethune Cookman

Morgan State

Coppin State

SCSC

NCAT

Howard

Brooklyn

Liberty

Delaware State

Howard

Bethune Cookman

Delaware State

Coppin State

Salisbury State

Front Row: D. Barksdale, S. Buckson, S. Bishop, T.
Wyche, S. Preston, Second Row: M. Felder, M. Hol-
beck, L. Butler, P. Edwards, S. Polk, O. Thomas,
Back Row: A. Fowler, R. Paylor, E. Watson, S.
Cockfield, E. Gilyard, R. Matthews.

Despite their win/loss record of 11-17,
the Lady Hawks had an over-all good sea-
son, which Coach Willie Simon anticipat-
ed. He stated that he was very excited
about the team and that they will do al-
right. And alright they did!

One of the best players this season was
Teresa Thinna. She is considered one of
the best guards in the MEAC. Susan
Buckson, also a top player, averaged 10.8
points and 7.3 rebounds per game.

Coach Simon, who coached basketball
in South Carolina, took his position after
Coach McAuley. He says that his post at
UMES is a good opportunity to get back
in the swing of things and that the ladies
are anxious to learn. Best wishes for a
good season next year!

As you can see, it takes concentration to make that
perfect shot.

Sfflsiia Lady Hawks Basketball 1989-1990

If Peggy Edwards does not make the shot there is
plenty of gray for the rebound.

The 1990 Hawk's Baseball Team had a
good year with a 10-18 win/loss record
which Coach Kirkland Hall predicted.
The team returned veteran players which
contributed to the potential of the team.
Top player Ira "Dude" Smith helped lead
the team as an outfielder. His accomplish-
ments are known throughout the MEAC.

Shannon Washington, a senior and out-
fielder (pictured, top right), was a return-
ing starter along with first baseman Chris
Pagan.

Also, newcomer Billy Williams (pic-
tured, below right) was a starting pitcher
for the Hawks and is someone to look out
for next season. Lots of luck to the team
next year.

Front Row: (left to right) Darrin Smith, Ira Smith,
Kevin Slade, Corey Williams, Keith Johnson, Keith
Giles. Second Row: Wayne Harris, Rod Pickney,
Billy Williams, Archie Bracy, Chris Riddleberger,
Renee Smith. Third Row: Coach Hall, Steve Under-
wood, Shannon Washington, Chris Pagan, Johnny
Futrell, Robert Hicks, Carlos Bounds (Assistant Stu-
dent Coach).

Baseball Legends

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Keane College
Rutgers Camden

Central Connecticut

Coppin State

Roger Williams

Washington College

Wesley College

Howard

Delaware State

Longwood

St. Mary's

George Mason

University of MD

MEAC Championships

Florida A & M

Bethune Cookman

North Carolina A & T

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Coach Hall and Dude Smith are
shown with the NCAA Division I
Statistical Champion plaque re-
ceived by Smith for the 1988-89
season.

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Men's Tennis

UDC

Wesley College

Morgan State

Delaware State

UMBC

Wesley College

Delaware State

Morgan State

Coppin State

UMBC

Salisbury State

Georgetown

South Carolina
State

Coppin State

Howard

Florida A & M

North Carolina
A & T

UDC

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Women's

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UDC

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Delaware State

Morgan State

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Delaware State

UMBC

Howard

Florida A & M

South Carolina
State

Salisbury State

Coppin State

The 1990 UMES Tennis Team with Coach Fred
Ponder.

The UMES Men's and Women's Tennis
Teams had excellent players this year. The
men were led by Michael Holder (pic-
tured, right) and Darryi Keaton who both
had exstensive training that helped devel-
op their skills and abilities. Other forerun-
ners of the men included Lamont Ward
and Jamie Dunn.

The top players on the women's team
were Judith Garriques, Edith Callahan,
and Sabbatry Persad. Garriques ranked
number one last year and showed no disap-
pointments this year. Persad (pictured, far
right) is a player with lots of potential
considering she played tennis for the first
time last year.

In addition to being good athletes, the
team members are also excellent students.

Good luck for a good season next year.

Strokin'
Into The
Nineties

Darryi Keaton along with Michael Holdc
are excellent players in doubles.

Top Row; Denise Moore: Second Row: Tracy Britt, (Co-Captain), Yvette Clark Third Row:
Sharon Armstrong, Lorrie Armfield, Jennifer Smith Front Row: Tisha Scott, Karol Hall
(Captain), Terri Bookhart, Christine White

Something To Cheer About

Poms For Victory

(Not shown in order) Christie Millstead, Jackie Estes, Jewell Moore, Tayna Smith, Terri Wood, Lisa Musgrove, Andrea Datcher,
Sheeray Jackson, Sharisse May (Co-Captain), Adrian Wright, Wanda Carswell (Captain), Dionne Arrington, Tawanda Davenport,
Lisa Wallace

JOSTENS

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